Lewis Rice LLC
Ryan Furtick is an attorney at Lewis Rice LLC since September 2018, with prior experience as an associate attorney at Crady Jewett McCulley & Houren LLP from September 2016 to September 2018, and a summer law clerk at the same firm in 2015. Ryan's background includes a summer associate role focused on tax controversy at Fisher, Tousey, Leas & Ball, and a teaching assistant position in Fixed Income Securities at Washington University in St. Louis. Additional experience includes internships in portfolio management at Intrepid Capital Funds and wealth management at UBS Wealth Management. Ryan Furtick holds a Master of Laws in Tax Law/Taxation and a Doctor of Law from Washington University in St. Louis, as well as a Master of Science in Finance and a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance from Washington University's Olin Business School.
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Lewis Rice LLC
With more than 150 lawyers practicing in all of the major legal practice areas, Lewis Rice is a leading regional law firm in the Midwest, serving clients coast-to-coast.Founded in 1909, Lewis Rice is proud to have served its communities for more than a century. They enjoy a strong historical foundation and a reputation for excellence, as wellas the size and resources to serve the demanding and dynamic legal needs of today’s business community.Their attorneys come from diverse educational, social, economic, and cultural backgrounds. Their lawyers are graduates of more than 30 law schools and more than 70 colleges and universities. They believe that this diversity is one of their core strengths, bringing a broad variety of perspectives and approaches to their clients’ diverse and dynamic legal needs.Their fiscal success is not dependent upon any individual client or industry concentration. They serve as counsel to a broad range of local, regional, and national businesses as well as individuals. Their clients include financial institutions, manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers, real estate developers, insurance companies, health care providers, publishers and broadcasters, municipalities, and service and professional firms, among others. They maintain a complementary set of practice groups to serve the diverse needs of their clients.